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Dr. Franklin's two beauties were A
ship at sea, and field of ripe waving
wheat. These are beautiful. But a red
Tipped girl OF sixteen springs restored to
health, after suffering with torpid liver
and dumb chills, with the rich blood
coursins through her young veins, with
great natures red roses blooming on her
cheeks, telling some pale faced companion
how Browns Iron Tonic cured her Of all,
is the fairest thing on earth. For sale by
r.. r. Ledbetter
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"No. George" she said firmly but gent
Nv II cannot he your wife. Father is old
and feeble. and since mothers death has
mad no one to care for him but me. II it
were otherwise she went ON in lower
setter. sweeter tone, "and l were free to
listen to-but alb, no." she finished with a
sioh at cannot bet cannot be 7
Whats the matter with waiting, dear =
resr onded George, with infinite tenderness
and hope ''perhaps the old man may skin
soon Puck
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Great excitement has been caused IN the
v;cinitv Of Paris, Tex, BY the remarkable
raeovery Of Mr.. j. +. Corley, who was 20
HELPLESS he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head everybody said he was dying %
Consumption. A trial bottle Of Dr.
E;no,s New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, be bous ht large bottle and
= hoy az DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the
time he had taken two boxes OF Pills and
two bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery Ioi
f.ons,mption free MT F. Lsmly's-
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THE GRANpEsri The GREAPEr. The
BEST. There is nothing ike il 1t never
fails. CUBAN CHILL TosIc, the great
West Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, in
troduced in. this country from Cuba, cares
ChiIis and Fever, Biliiousness and Liver
Complaint every time. Try il, 1t will save
your life. Sold only by G. Y. Stewart &
CO
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Rnnklen,s Arnioa salya.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Cailblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by B. Lemly.
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The Most Agreeable

As well as the most effective method of
dispelling Headaches, Colds and Fevers,
or cleansing the system, Is by taking a few
doses OF the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. so cent and
81 bottles for sale by Byron Lemiy, Jack
son. Miss.
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Syrup of Figs,

Manufactured only by the Californis
Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, if
Natures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of DIR. Byron Lemly, at fifty cents oil
one dollar. 1t is the most pleasant, prompt
and effective remedy known to cleanse the
system /; to act on the Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels gently yet thoroughly, to dispe
Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to curs
Constipation, Indigestion, and kindred ills
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-05-25

THE Bar Association OF Paris has lately
discussed md decided in the affirmative
the right Of husband to open his wife.
letters. Remarking upon this decision
Nine dara a.,sI H. sttesaEl- l. -
yers had decided the question in the afir-
native, every well bre4 man would reply
no, and those who did not would be free
to add to their quality Of master that OF
blackguard New England Farmer.
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THERE are $4,000 operatives engaged IN
the collar aud cuff trade IT Troy, n I,
At 4 payroll expense Of 81 ,0o0, 00o year,
and in spite of this no one OF them mas
succeeded in turning out collar that Won
saw its wearer's ears alter the thlrd iauh-
| DRY visit.-Tid- Bits.
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any young friend" he said solemnly:
do you ever attend a place of worship =.
Yes, sir, regularly every Sunday night,
replied the yoath. Pm on my way to see
her now New York Sun.
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The commencement exercises of Tou-
galoc University occur Thursday, June ID.
DR.. G.. X. Marshall, Of VIcksburg, delivers
the address The regular concert will be
Wednesday night, June /. Our friends
from Jackson can come mp on the evening
train at Gao, and arrangements will be
made 10 have the midnight train stay for
fbapf
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OxE gets striking idea of the magni.-
tude of this country from the statement OF
Rev. DIR. Barrows, that il the entire pop
nlation of the globe, estimated at 400,
GOO 900. were divided into families oil nve,
the State of Texas alone eosid give eacn
ssn,;Iv half an acre Of land to live upon.
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We are glad to hear OF the marked
success Of our young townsman, Mr.. w. y.
Benson, now in Birmingham, Ala. Mr.
Benson is established in that city in his
profession, and as an engraver, has, in a
very short space OF time, taken prominent
stand and now ranks first among the artists
Of his profession in Birmingham. May his
career continue successful.
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Tile Jackson dentists show up well at
the State Dental Association. DIR. A. III.
Hilzim was made Recording Secretary.
and DR.. K. J. Miller Corresponding Secre-
t,rv and the names Of both these gentle
men, together with that Of DR.. Rembert,
formerly Of this place, appear as members
Of numerous important committees.
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Better Than Qninine.

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Kesterson, Dorsey Co., Ark,
says II can certify to the fact that
Hughes Tonic is the best chill tonic | ever
tried. | consider it better than quinine. 2"
Prepared by r. A. Robinson Il Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, KY.
Sold at retail by Druggists generally.
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ENGLISH horticulturists have redlsco ,,
cred an old-fashioned flower, danoaii
which differs from all known danoohs
Its blossoms are Of clear, bright chroms
yellow, and it has been called Narcissn'
cyclamineus, on account of its refex pc
rianth
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CHEW the celebrated ARKANSAS Travel
err and Mississippi Sawyer Tobacco, the
best goods ON the market for the price
Seek no further, for better cannot be found.
For sale by all frst-class dealers
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4 CITY Of Beautiful Women

Detroit, Mich, is noted for Its healthy,
handsome ladies, which the leading physi-
clans and druggists there attribute to the
general use and popularity OF DR. Harter's
Iron Tonic.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS :
NOTICE.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY NE AT MY
ID Office in jackson, until II O'Clock, n, Ju ne
9th 1887, for the retirement Of Ten Thousand Dol
lars of Kinds County Seven ger cent hatcher,
jackson & Columbus Railroad Bonds; also, 81 900
Of old per cent. bonds Of the County.
The Board of Supervisors reserve the right TO
reject any 1r all BIDS A. g. LEWIS,
mayiI.i37 3w. Treasurer binds County.
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/ have lost nay portmanteau
Il pity your g4ief."
All my sermons were in 1t J
81 nity the thief"

Now if he had lost his health if his
blood was thin, and watery and if he was
suffering from a stubborn else of chills
and fever, his friend, instead of poking
sarcasm at him, would have carried him
direct to drug store to purchase Browns
Iron Tonic. For sale by r. r. Ledbetter'
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You LIES full course may run.

A monument will be erected in Vicks-
burg June l, by the survivors of the
Twenty first, Twenty second and Twenty
third Louisiana Regiments in honor OF
their fallen comrades. 1t has already been
built in New Orleans, and will be put in
position June l, and dedicated June Is.
The monument IS in six pieces, weighing
seven and one half tons, and will stand
twelve feet high. 1t IS about five feet at
the base and Is finished at the apex with a
torch. The workmanship is very fine and
the monument will add materially tc
Nicksburg's attractions.
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Catarrh is Not a Blood Disease.

No matter what parts It may finally
affect, catarrh always starts in the head,
ank belongs to the head. There is no
mystery about this direful disease. 1t
begins in neglected cold. One of the
kind that is 'sure to be better in few
days.n Thousands OF victims know how
il is by sad experience. Ely's Cream
Balm cures colds in the head and cstarrh
in all its stages. Not snuff nor liquid
ONE reason why the world is not re
formed is. because every man would havs
Others make beginning and never thinks
of himself.
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THERE is a man in Cedar Rapids that
has such a weak and bony horse that when
it lies down he has to give it baking pow
der in order to have it rice.
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T. w. BARRETT,
w. II. FITZGERALD,
VIM. BUILARD,
Committee.

ACCORDING to the Pascagoula Demo.
crat SlGr, Horn Island Pass, which haG
short time tince only sixteen feet Of
water, is now twenty feet deep and deep
ening every year. With this improve
ment of this channel the Democrat Sta
claims that PascagouIa Bay is the
best and safest harbor on the Gulf o.
Mexico.
As evidence that the depth is there. i
is stated that the Norwegian bark Her
man, drawing twenty feet four inches
passed out safely and without auy diff
fculty when the tide was at medium
height. Ship Island harbor claims an av
erage depth OF twenty feet.
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A Word to the Afflicted,

CUBAN CHILL Tonic THE GREAT WEST
INDIES FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY is The
peerless Chill Medicine. 1t breaks up the
Chill, and roots out the Fever from thu
System; it cures Bills usness; it cures
Chills Of every nature it cures Enlarged
Spleen; it cures Hypertrophy OF the Liver
and every Malarial Ailment. 1t cures
when Quinine and all other prescriptions
fail; it saves heavy Doctors Bills; il
it saves Sickness and gives Health il
gives an appetite, and restores Health tC
the poor, pale, sick man, woman or child
try it; it will cure you. Try Cuban Chill
Tonic, the Great West-Indies Fever and
Ague Remedy. For sale only, by your
Druggists, g. Y. Stewart & Co.
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KING CHRISTIAN TX. of Denmark, Ia
nous for having married off his children
so we'll, intends to be in London on the oc-
casion of the celebration of Queen Victo-
ria's jubilee. He is the only sovereign
living who was present on the occasion OF
her Majesty's accession in 1857.
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-OLWErTE.-This opera now in re-
bearsal for the benefit of the Methodist
church will be produced about the goth of
June. Miss Jennie Morancy, the sweet
songstress Of Jackson, will take the part of
Oliyette. Mr. Luther Manship, a fine
humorous artist, that OF the Duke, and our
own sweet song bird, Miss Laura Nichol-
son. a prominent part.-Canton Picket.
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AFTERNOON SESSION
NELIJE pINKINs

for the State in chief-Live at Mr.. G. G.
Campbelps. On night of homicide, was
going west, and getting to first lamp post
this side Of bridge, slsnting part OF hill, =
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-Miss sallie Winter, the daughter of
Dr Rice II. Winter, Of Jackson, is in orr
civ. the guest Of Miss Carrie Ford.-Cen-
ton Picket.
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john FRAZIER

Handed the big pistol in evidence. Saw II
in February last. Mr.. Eubanks, Mimm's
father handed it to him. Gave it back to
Col. Hamilton when he come from New
Orleans. Placed it under the seat of Col
Hamilton's buggy by his direction. Was
working at Col. HamiIton's five weeks ago
Placed the pistol there by direction of Col
Hamilton.
By the State-This was all that he knew
of the shooting. Witness was handed the
mate of the pistol. Said it was not the
same one. Knew the difference because
one had a piece filed off of one side of the
Darrell near the end. Witness is employed
by Mr.. Hemingway.
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The following cases we're affirmed
9457-John Bergman v. W. N. Hutchin.
soD.
o924-James knight, Jr., '. State Of Mis-
sissippi.
Kirkly.
0o3i-G. A Lauenburgh & Co. Y. Marx
Levy & Co. =
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Mas Eta Allen, OF Kosciusko, bright
student Of the l. 1. d G., now fills the posi-
ZION Of stenographer in the Office Of Mr.. IL.
C. williamson, of THE city.
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The clerks will be happy after Gne
stores then close at 7 o'clock.
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BE not disturbed by trihes; by the prac-
tice of this rule We should come in time
to think most things too triaing to disturb
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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES.

On Tuesday, May "a, 1887, the Su-
irene Court adjourned sine de.
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The Methodist Church received a large
,,o,ber of accessions at the morning SER
vice Sunday.
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Miss Bonnie Johns, Of Austin, Texas,
and great iayorite IN our city, Il visiting
Niss eallie Wharton.
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Mis- Mamie Thompson entertained a
,rmbsr Of her friends very delightfully."-
Tbur.day, at a dinner party.
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The Methodist children and their
guests enjoyed a delightful picnic Friday,
al line Evans place, near town.
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Measles and whOoping cough prevail
among the children OF this city, TO an
alarming extent
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Mr.. J. r. Preston is visiting North
Wissi.sippi and Alabama.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Sheriff. leave this
week for Tennessee and Virginia, to be
.bsqut duriuZ the summer mouths.
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Miss Idelette Hunter is vieiting rela-
,;vsa in Edwards.
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Miss Emmie Bailey entertained a mum
Ter al friends at a card party Wednesday
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pr. Hunter delivered most instruc-
tive and interesting sermon to the young
people last sabbath
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Mr.. Hugh Markham, Of yicksburg, is
visiting the city.
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The young people enjoyed a picnic
rs.terdav at the Virden place.
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Several Jacksonians have gone down
Fl, Coopers Well already, aud a number OF
linen. r. lpect ~ go down soon.
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ALABAMA LINZ, for sale y Gro. 5
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SUPERIOR RosEDALE CEMENr, for sale
BY Gro. 8. GREEN.
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To THE lady is accorded the privilege
Of bowling first upon meeting a gentleman
recently presented to her. Her doing so
signifies a readiness to continue the ac-
quaintance
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME CoURT.
MONDAY, MAY "a. 1887.

REPORTED FOR THE CLARION by G.
CAMPBELL.
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Oft obscure the road that leads to health,
Unmarked by board or sign;
Wisdom avails not, powerless is wealth
To sooth those aches of thine.
But do not despair, with life there's hope,
The cloud conceals the sun;
With Pierce's Favorite Prescription at
hand
You LIES full course may run.
More truth than poetry in these lines
az thousands OF ladies all over the land
now blooming with health, testify to the
great curative powers of DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription, adapted by much re-
search and careful study to the happy
relief of all these weaknesses and ailments
peculiar to females All druggists.
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LAWRENCE DARLINGTON.

LAWRENCE DARLINGTON,
Janitor at Wyatt's school-room, produced
the bullet found there on the morning after
the shooting; discovered the bullet when
sweeping up; the bullet was filed in evi-
dence; the hole in the window shutters was
not there the night previous; the bullet was
80.
By the State-Liyes on Pascagoula
street; heard the shooting; did not hear
any other shooting that night; first thought
it was behind his house-then looked
toward the iron bridge and saw a hack
there; heard two distinct shots and then
seven or eight shots fred at once; all these
shots sounded alike
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JAMES ARMSTRONG, A PRINTER
Was at work on the Sword and Shield;
the paper appeared on Saturday; it was
mailed on Saturday evening; had no car
rier: it was delivered through the post
Office. On the Monday morning after the
publication single-barrel shotgun and a
half dozen cartridges were brought to the
Office. GambrelI usually carried a pistol;
Gambren said that he heard Hamilton and
his gang had been hunting him at West
jackson. and that he expected that he
would come to the Office; shortly after the
publication pistol arrived by Express,
and Mr.. Gambrell said he was fixed nov,
having two reyolvers. He said that the
one received was one that he had lent a
friend who had returned it; tried to get
Gambrell not to publish the first article
told him that he did not expect that Col
Hamilton would stand it; Gambrell said
that he did not expect him to; Col HamiI
ton met witness on the street and asked
witness what the paper was driving at
witness said the paper did not want him t.
run for the Senate; Hamilton said that he
| did not intend TO run; told Hamilton tha'
| he had heard that he was hunting GambreII
| Hamilton said it was not so-that Gam
lbreIl could pass him and he would not as
sault him, as he could not AFFORD to have /
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A special cannon-b ball excursion train
with three parlor coaches just newly re
ftt5d and painted, with baggage cars, has
been chartered from Jackson to Natchez
Tor the Kirmess. Rates cheaper than ever
before offered south Of the Ohio river.
This royal train will be in charge of an
old railroad man and be supplied with
lunches ice cream, salads, etc.-Democrat
The many friends of Mr.. J. A. Webb
will be surprised to learn that he has been
assigned position at Jackson, Miss, In
the place Of j. w. Deming, resigned. Mr..
We6b's successor is Mr.. Frank A. Full
willer, who reached this city last evening.
This change will be regretted by the many
friends of Mr. Webb, who has been con-
nected with the V. S. q p. Il. r. at this
point during the past three years. No
railroad agent has ever given greater salts
faction to the public, and all classes OF
people from the humblest TO the wealthiest
will regret to lose as valuable and as cour-
teous gentleman as Mr.. Webb. 1t is our
opinion that the superintendent Of the
Nicksburg, Shreveport Pacific has made
an error in retiring Mr.. Webb from
Shreveport where he Is universally es.
teemed aud where he enjoys the fullest
confidence and remunity.-Shreyep pc.
Times.
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ness made this statement presuming that
the holes were as they were originally.
JUDGE LukE Lea.

JUDGE LUXE LEA, :
a venerable old gentleman, resides near
| the courthouse, lawyer by profession
and was Q. S. Dlstrict-Attorney and States
Attorney; heard the firing distinctly; was
IN his room with both windows open: heard
shot, pause of a second, then second
shot, and then, in less than a second. a
rapid succession of shots; this firing was
quite rapid; did not think the shooting
lasted over twelve seconds-probabIy if
teen seconds. A man in carriage who
had been shot at would have had to move
very rapidly to have gotten out in time to
have done the shooting; would have con-
sidered it possible butn probable; a man
might spring out of his buggy and got his
pistol ready in a second; a mans mind
would act very rapidly under circumstances:
can't say that he can hear a carriage pass
over the bridge at night ; the City Hall
and the Government Building were be-
tween him and the bridge; could have seen
the outline of carriage at a great dis
lance; a horse could very soon have dashed
of the bridge; horse and carriage could
have been seen almost any place on Capi
tol street
By the defense-If man had fred the
two shots from the foot walk, man in the
carriage could have fred the third shot
very readily.
Judge Lea here took his watch out, count |
ed off fifteen seconds; he said that he did |
not think the fight lasted that long; proba-
bly, it did not last over twelve seconds. The
Judge then held his watch for five minutes;
it seemed to be very long time; it was
not possible that there was a minute be-
tween any of the shots as sworn TO by some
witnesses; it was wild guessing to try to
TX period of time
By the State-The horse could have
crossed the bridge in about second
Eighty feet per second is about mile a
minute" spoke up Judge Calhoun. The
Judge thereupon said that it was all guess
york; the Judge thought that Rose Jour
lon had ample time to have asked Richard
Davis If he had seen the carriage for
tichard TO answer back mo- and for the
Dick Hargrove to have said ''where is your
yes" inside of a second, or rather between
he shots.
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54O2- l. c. r. +. Co. v. A. & J. Tr5ustine
" Co, rsueysed and reminded.
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TUESDAY, May "a, 1887.
The following cases were affirmed:
OBJ --Landrum Pitman '. State Of Missis.
slppi
o523-S9m Moody, Admir-, ct al V. d. D.
McLehaney.
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7. A. NE, IEwELER.

Weighed number of bullets for Mr.
Lamar Fontaine. Mr.. Fontaine put them
in the boxes.
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GEN. WV. HENRY

Remembered the bundle of new clothing
that was sent to the Penitentiary for the
Colonel. Col. Hamilton took it away on
Thursday evening. On April 30, Col. Ham
ilton went to the train in response to a tel
egram from J. p Mcdonald. Read copy
of the telegram. Mcdonald wanted to
see about some convicts which lie had en-
ployed, and whom he wanted to retain a
few days longer. Colonel Hamilton had
business at the train on May Sd. He went
there to meet Hoskins and others. He had
frequent calls to the train on business.
Since January Col. Hamilton has been
General Manager of the Gulf and Ship Is
land Railroad company
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o9I'-Jesse Lusk v State, yegersed, in
dletment qaasded and prisoner held
tor action Of grand jurg.
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JAS. N. MCKEE.

When witness was on bridge with Hamil-
ton, thought of going for his red wagon,
which he had seen in front of the post
office ran from about southeast approach
of bridge hall way up the sidewalk, and
saw the wagon was gone.
Cross-examined-Don think Albrecht
was along on the sidewalk with Hamilton
in going to drug store. Albrecht was on
ming away as he first approached scene of
difficulty had on, was light; seemed to be a
tall man.
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